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Josh Hawley’s hometown paper scorches his CPAC speech that called for a “new nationalism”
Matthew Chapman
The Kansas City Star editorial board noted his rhetoric echoing Nazi sympathizers & segregationist George Wallace
My night in Judgement House, the church play about hell that made me a teenage born-again zealot
S.J. Stover
An evangelical theater experience like "Sleep No More" meets Dante's "Inferno," as interpreted by Franklin Graham
Julie Delpy on breaking motherhood taboos in “My Zoe” & seeing the last of the “Before” franchise
Mary Elizabeth Williams
"I could kill them with my teeth," the director, writer & star said on "Salon Talks" of anyone threatening her kids
Talking to the boogaloo: An exclusive series of conversations with a would-be revolutionary
Roger Sollenberger
A member of the semi-ironic militia movement speaks out: "We hate Trump. We hate Biden. We hate the entire system"
Republicans roll out “tidal wave of voter suppression”: 253 restrictive bills in 43 states
Igor Derysh
GOP is using Trump’s “big lie” to push a historic “contraction of voting rights," says Democratic lawyer Marc Elias
How McDonald’s recouped its image with a catchy jingle that sparked a sonic branding revolution
Ashlie D. Stevens
"Twenty Thousand Hertz" host Dallas Taylor discusses how "I'm Lovin' It" came to be & the future of sonic logos
Why are conservatives losing their minds over the Mr. Potato Head rebrand?
Jon Skolnik
Hasbro received a flurry of right-wing outrage for nixing the “Mr.” from their beloved product line
How the abuse of Britney Spears led to the GOP’s war on women
Amanda Marcotte
The obsession with Britney Spears' virginity was the first shot in a 20-year war on millennial women
The power of self-publishing in food media
Cathy Erway
Food writers and recipe developers go rogue with newsletters, videos and more — but have we seen this story before?
Michelle Obama & Breonna Taylor portraitist on Black artists: “We’ve been here all along”
D. Watkins
Amy Sherald appeared on "Salon Talks" to discuss HBO Max's new doc "Black Art" & the importance of Black curators
In Jewish horror film “The Vigil,” a mythological demon manifests the trauma of antisemitism
Matthew Rozsa
Keith Thomas makes his directorial debut to introduce the mazzik, an invisible Jewish demon that torments people
Trump’s failed coup continues: CPAC set to be a celebration of the Capitol insurrection
Amanda Marcotte
CPAC sets out to defend Trump's coup, celebrate his election lies and paint him as the real victim
Ted Cruz has raided campaign funds for travel “security” (but apparently not in Cancún)
Roger Sollenberger
Cruz appears to have tapped into campaign and Senate funds for security costs, including for personal travel
Fox News’ COVID denialism now threatens U.S. vaccine rollout — but its roots are deeper
Heather Digby Parton
Beyond Fox News or Trump, the GOP has a bone-deep antipathy to any collective attempt to extend a helping hand
The GOP’s Ayn Rand death cult: Trump’s party is literally killing the American people
Chauncey DeVega
Imagining themselves as virile heroes from Ayn Rand's terrible books, Republicans have become the pro-death party
How to cook corned beef at home (that’s cornier, beefier and better)
Sam Sontag
Once you have corned beef on hand, the possibilities are endless
Tracy Clark-Flory: “Our culture is totally ignorant around the realm of sexual fantasy”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The new memoir "Want Me" is a candid look at the new sexual revolution
How ketchup, an invention of imperial China, eventually became a polarizing American staple
Ashlie D. Stevens
Ketchup makers are trying push past the condiment's basic reputation with new flavors like "Kranch" and "Mayochup"
HBO’s wrenching “Allen v. Farrow” builds a damning case against Woody Allen’s credibility & egomania
Melanie McFarland
If you're still watching Woody Allen's films, this scathing four-part documentary series asks you to ponder why
Wild myths I believed about white people: Notes on race, American ignorance and the Capitol riots
Darryl Robertson
America will never cure its racial sickness because no one wants to begin with what they do not understand
From “The Bachelor” to “Bridgerton,” examining the fraught dynamics of interracial romance on TV
Melanie McFarland
Regina King's "SNL" dating game, Chris Harrison's video & a Black Regency-era duke are pushing our racial reckoning
Conspiracy theories — unmasked! From Winston Churchill to QAnon in a few easy steps
Paul Rosenberg
Do we live in a golden age of wacko paranoia? No, says German scholar Michael Butter: It's always been with us
When Black kids — shut out world of children’s literature — took matters into their own hands
Paige Gray
At the turn of the 20th century, one editor implored his peers to "Let us make the world know that we are living"
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